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This article presents several proverbs and quotes taken from several books and celebrities. According to the book "The Panchatantra," by associating with good and evil persons, a man acquires the virtues and vices that they possess. Even as the wind blowing over different places takes along good...

The article discusses the moral nature of man in Shakespeare's plays in the U.S. It states that Shakespeare's plays show that Shakespeare is a great moralist because it causes people to recognize the profound truths of their nature. It is discussed that Shakespeare's avoidance of didacticism in...

This article provides a historical background on Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. was built on land chosen by President George Washington, who once worked as a land surveyor. During the War of 1812, much of Washington, D.C. was burned by British soldiers during a raid on the city on August 24,...

The article offers the author's insights on the ideas of writer Peter Alexander Egom based from his book "Compass for Economic Reform." Among the topics discussed include imperialism, poet William Shakespeare, and former U.S. President George Washington. Other topics include the function of...

Discusses the use of the proverb 'He shows a fair pair of heels' in a play written by dramatist William Shakespeare. Definition of 'The Oxford Dictionary of English Proverbs' on the expression; Argument of R.W. Dent on the Shakespeare's use of the allusion; Phrase cited by Dent suggested an...

Looks at the important role played by George Washington in giving America its moral identity. Credit given by Continental Congress president Thomas Mifflin to Washington; Washington's greatness in his day; Description of Washington's characteristics and behavior; View of Washington by Americans...

The author reflects on the idea that U.S. President George Washington definitely rejected the concept that the influence of refined education could make good men and desirable citizens by bidding his countrymen promote institutions for the general diffusion of knowledge, because these...

The author discusses the waning morality in the United States as of February 19, 1927 and pays tribute to U.S. President George B. Washington on the occasion of the latter's birthday on February 22, 1732. Despite attempts by other writers to discredit the former president, the article cites...

The article focuses on George Washington and his views on religion and morality. It presents a part of Washington's farewell address, stating that religion and morality are indispensable supports of all the dispositions and habits that lead to political prosperity. It also discusses the Virginia...